Karnataka governments move to establish more public schools in State draws flak
Now, Karnataka CMs camp says CLP decides leadership issue
Amid speculations over a possible leadership changeafter completion of the mid-term of the Congress government in Karnataka,some loyalists of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah appear to be bargaining hard for his continuation in the post for the full five years and they have begun claiming that the Congress Legislature Party will take a decision on the matter and it will be later endorsed by the party high command
Russian trade team meets Ktaka IT Minister to explore opportunities for tech collab
Speaking at the meet, the Minister said, Karnataka is happy to welcome and support all the companies who are looking at market access, partnership or collaboration building or even setting up their manufacturing units here.
Karnataka High Court notice to State government on SECs plea on holding elections to gram panchayats
2nd National Modern Pythian Games 2025 Conclude in Bengaluru
The National Cultural Pythian Games 2025 came to an end this evening at Bengaluru City University, Base Camp by Push Sports. For three days, the campus had the easy, steady rhythm of a festival. Students lingered around the stages, artists rehearsed steps in the corners, and visitors drifted between performances. More than 2,000 participants from 10 states and union territories took part, bringing with them dance forms, music traditions and their own ways of celebrating culture. Mr. Anil Kumar, Mr. Bijender Goel and Mrs. Sneha Venkataramani at the conclusion of the 2nd National Modern Pythian Games, Bengaluru The revival of the Pythian Games in India is led by Mr. Bijender Goel, Founder of International Pythian Games who has been working to place art and sport on a national and global platform. Speaking at the closing ceremony, he referred to the Bengaluru edition as a step in India’s larger cultural pathway. “ The Pythian movement is about creating bridges, not boundaries ,” he said. He also mentioned the Youth Pythian Games planned for 2026 in collaboration with Russia, and India’s hosting of the first International Pythian Games in 2027. One of the highlights this year was the introduction of a national-level Pittu (Seven Stones) competition, a childhood street game that many in the audience recognized instantly. The energy around the arena shifted; people cheered in a way that was spontaneous and familiar. In the boys’ category, Madhya Pradesh secured Gold, Madhya Pradesh also earned Silver, and Odisha claimed Bronze. In the girls’ category, Madhya Pradesh again took Gold, with Odisha receiving Silver and Rajasthan taking Bronze. In the girls’ category of the National-level Pittu (Seven Stones) competition, Madhya Pradesh once again clinched the Gold medal At one point, even Mr. Bijender Goel, Mrs. Lalitha Goel, Shri B. H. Anil Kumar (Chairperson) and Mrs. Sneha Venkataramani (Organising Secretary) joined in briefly to try their hand at striking the stone pile. The moment drew laughter and applause from the sidelines — a reminder that cultural memory lives not only in stage art, but in simple games once played in school courtyards and narrow streets. The final day saw performances and recognitions across categories. In the Junior Group Dance category, Laya Dhwani Academy from Karnataka secured the Gold medal. In the Sub-Junior Dance Solo section, Pavika Kumar (Delhi) won Gold, marking her third straight victory at the National Pythian Games. Maya Krishna (Karnataka) received Silver, while Nikitha S and Tashya B.K (both from Karnataka) shared Bronze. In the Junior Group Dance category, Laya Dhwani Academy (Karnataka) earned Gold, Sheffield Stars (Uttarakhand) took Silver, and the Harshit Naik Group (Karnataka) won Bronze. The stage saw a mix of Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Coorgi traditional dance and folk pieces from Uttarakhand. Each performance carried the particular pace and character of the region it represented, which kept the audience attentive through the day. In the Sambo wrestling competitions, in the boys (18-20yrs) 71 kg category, B Sri Kali Saran from Tamil Nadu bagged the Gold medal while A M Omkar from Karnataka bagged the silver medal. In the boys (under 24) 58kg, R Balaji Naik from Andhra Pradesh won the gold medal and Kishore Kumar from Tamil Nadu won the silver medal. In the girls (14-16yrs) 44 kg category, P Sri Dharanisha from TN won the gold medal and S. Sana from AP won the silver medal. In the girls (8-9yrs) 34kg category, S Nithila and A Riya Sri from TN bagged the gold and silver respectively. Mr. B.H. Anil Kumar, Retired IAS officer said, “ As we conclude the Second National Cultural Pythian Games, I extend my heartfelt appreciation to every participant, artist and organiser. Over these days, we have witnessed India’s cultural brilliance in its purest form. May this spirit of creativity, unity and excellence continue to inspire us long after the Games end ." Mr. Gunaranjan Shetty, President of the Karnataka Wrestling Association, attended the closing ceremony and congratulated the participants. He spoke briefly about Karnataka’s long tradition of supporting artistic and athletic talent in equal measure. The festival was coordinated by a team led by Shri B. H. Anil Kumar, Retired IAS (Chairperson), Mr. Shantanu Agrahari, IAS (President, PCI), Mrs. Sneha Venkataramani (Organising Secretary) and Mr. S. Siva Kumar (Secretary General). Their work ensured that schedules ran on time and that artists and visitors had the support they needed across the venue. As the event concludes, Bengaluru adds another chapter to its identity as a city where older cultural forms and contemporary expression continue to meet. The Pythian Games leave behind a quiet but clear message: traditions stay alive when they are shared, practiced and passed to younger hands.
'BJP Felt They Couldn't Win Bihar...': Karnataka CM Advisor's Shocker On Delhi Blast
Basavaraj Rayareddi, Siddaramaiah's adviser, linked the BJP with the deadly blast near Delhi's Red Fort, claiming that the party felt it could not win the Bihar election.
KSRTC will operate two daily trips in each direction
Siddaramaiah Questions Terror Attacks During Polls; BJP Hits Back
Karnataka CMs remark on blasts coinciding with elections sparks sharp criticism from BJP leaders
Science and research are not luxuries, but necessities for human survival, dignity and progress: NRN
Karnataka to map quantum ecosystem on Swiss model
The Infosys Prize honours the accomplishments of individuals whose research and scholarship significantly impact India
In Adugodi, a 28-year-old man, Vignesh, was apprehended and beaten by locals after allegedly attempting to rape a disabled woman. The incident occurred when the victim was home alone. Alerted by the commotion, residents intervened, leading to Vignesh's capture and subsequent handover to Adugodi police. Charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita have been filed.
Industrial AI Is moving from automation to autonomy
Industrial AI is transforming plant operations by enabling operators to make faster, more informed decisions. Honeywell's solutions leverage machine learning and natural language processing to provide real-time guidance, preserve institutional knowledge, and enhance safety. The company emphasizes augmenting human capabilities and ensuring cybersecurity for scalable, value-driven AI adoption.
Bengaluru Customs officials at Kempegowda International Airport intercepted two passengers arriving from Bangkok, seizing exotic wildlife including a white-cheeked gibbon, a monkey, and a hornbill. Both Indian nationals from Kerala were arrested for illegal import and possession of protected species. The rescued animals have been handed over to forest officials for rehabilitation.
Translation is a complex process. Language also carries various aspects of culture with it, says winner of International Booker Prize Deepa Bhasthi
Namma Metro services on Yellow Line briefly affected due to technical snag; fourth since launch
According to officials, the issue led to delays in train operations, causing inconvenience to commuters during the peak morning rush
Bengaluru: Cracker blast in school toilet sparks panic in Anekal; police cite prank by students
Panic erupted at a private school in Anekal after a cracker exploded in a boys' toilet. While initially causing alarm, the incident was traced to a prank involving 'Lakshmi crackers'. No injuries were sustained, but authorities are counseling the responsible students and enhancing safety protocols to prevent future dangerous stunts.
The project will provide a permanent solution to Sedams drinking water problem, says Minister Sharan Prakash Patil
Venkatesh Prasad alleges mismanagement in KSCA; to contest for presidents post
BENGALURU: Former Indian cricketer Venkatesh Prasad, along with members of his team Game Changers, has accused the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) of large-scale mismanagement under former cricketer Brijesh Patel. Prasad announced his candidature for the presidents post in the upcoming KSCA elections on November 30, with Sujith Somasundar contesting for vice president and Vinay Mruthyunjaya for secretary. He received the backing of former cricketers Anil Kumble and Javagal Srinath. He alleged that Brijesh who earlier served as KSCAs honorary secretary, has been de facto running the association for over two decades, barring the 201013 period when Kumble, Prasad and their team were in charge. They talk about saving hundreds of crores of rupees, but that is BCCI grant money meant to be invested in state cricket. What is the point in boasting about saving it? Prasad questioned. He also expressed disappointment over M Chinnaswamy Stadium not getting any matches for the upcoming ICC Mens T20 World Cup in February 2026, calling it a fall from grace due to poor management. Highlighting the condition of cricket facilities, Somasundar pointed to the KSCA Cricket Ground in Alur and academies in Belagavi that have fallen into disrepair. Another major issue raised was the stampede outside Chinnaswamy Stadium on June 4. The team alleged that four members of the managing committee, who had stepped down citing moral grounds after the incident, are now contesting key posts in the upcoming elections. The entire committee should have resigned after the stampede. Instead, four of them are back in the fray. They are the stampede committee, not the managing committee, Mruthyunjaya said. Kumble criticised the lack of a Karnataka representative in the World Cup-winning India Womens Cricket Team, calling it a reflection of the states declining cricket infrastructure that needs a serious upgrade.
Bengaluru Weather: IMD predicts light to heavy rain in these districts for next few days
Bengaluru is experiencing a mild morning with a forecast of patchy rain, currently 20C, following 'poor' air quality, prompting residents to consider carrying masks in traffic-heavy areas. The city anticipates a dip in temperature to a low of 18.5C. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of light to heavy rainfall in Karnataka's Bidar, Kalaburagi, Koppal, Ballari, Raichur, Vijayapura, Bagalkote, and Yadgiri districts over the next few days. Coastal areas like Birugali and Gudugu may also see intense showers.
CM Siddaramaiah opens Kalaloka store at Bengaluru airport to showcase Karnatakas GI-tagged products
BENGALURU: CM Siddaramaiah on Tuesday inaugurated the much-awaited Kalaloka store at Terminal 2 (T2) of Kempegowda International Airport. The store sells Karnataka products with Geographical Indication (GI) certification to both domestic and international travellers. A total of 132sqm of space in the domestic bay of T2 has been allotted for the store, and a similar outlet will soon be opened in the international departure area of T2, covering 140sqm. The CM painted an artwork and rang a ceremonial bell to open the store. This is a moment of joy in the industrial map of Karnataka. KIA ranks third in the country in terms of passenger traffic, with tens of thousands of travellers arriving every day. The Kalaloka store has been established to give visitors an immediate glimpse of Karnatakas pride and cultural essence as soon as they arrive. Through this initiative, our states distinguished products will receive global recognition, branding and market reach, he said. Large and Medium Industries Minister MB Patil added, The Kalaloka store features Karnatakas traditional products such as Mysuru sandal soap, sandalwood oil, incense sticks, Mysuru silk, Channapatna toys, Lidkar leather goods, coffee powders and beverages, handloom products, Ilkal sarees, Lambani garments, sandalwood artefacts, Bidriware, and Mysuru-style paintings. In total, 45 GI-certified products from Karnataka will be showcased and sold here. According to Patil, state-owned enterprises, including Karnataka Soaps and Detergents Limited (KSDL), Karnataka Handloom Development Corporation, Karnataka Silk Industries Corporation (KSIC), Coffee Board and Lidkar have jointly supported this initiative.
BENGALURU: Following the Delhi blast, a statewide high alert has been sounded since Monday night. Police across Karnataka have conducted inspections with bomb detection and dog squads in high-footfall areas such as bus stands, railway stations, airports, Metro stations, hotels and lodges, malls, religious places, commercial hubs and other public spaces. Checkpoints have been set up, and vehicles are being thoroughly inspected. Bengaluru City Police Commissioner Seemant Kumar Singh told reporters that all DCPs and their staff carried out inspections on Monday night, and these will continue on Tuesday as well. All preventive and precautionary measures have been taken, he said. Meanwhile, Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) issued a travel advisory, urging passengers to arrive well in time. Authorities said that heightened security checks may take additional time, and passengers are advised to plan accordingly and stay in contact with their respective airlines for updates. Uttara Kannada, which has several vital installations such as Seabird Naval Base and Kaiga Nuclear Power Station, has been on high alert. Ports, temple towns like Gokarna and Murudeshwar, visited by devotees from every nook and corner of the country, are under watch. Security checks at KSR Railway Station. Security arrangements at railway stations under South Western Railway (SWR) have also been intensified. Security authorities have issued strict instructions to ensure safety through enhanced checks at all railway stations and on board trains. Passengers and their belongings are being carefully screened at entry points, while surveillance across station premises has been strengthened through both CCTV monitoring and manual patrols. In Chitradurga district, additional armed forces have been deployed near sensitive locations such as Vani Vilas Sagar Dam, DRDO, ISRO, IISc and BARC facilities in Nayakanahatti and Talaku hoblis of Challakere taluk. Belagavi Police Commissioner Bhushan Borse stated that vigilance will continue round-the-clock, until the situation across the state and country stabilizes. The move comes as part of a statewide security escalation following intelligence alerts, as authorities work to prevent any untoward incidents in the aftermath of the Delhi blast.
Congress MLA writes to Siddaramaiah, seeks statehood for north Karnataka
Karnataka's Big Bet: Five World-Class Aerospace & Defence Parks
Theannouncement was made by Chief Minister Siddaramaiahat the inauguration of the Collins India Operations Centre in the existing KIADB Aerospace Park in Devanahalli
National Bird Watching Day: Ornithologists make efforts to conserve birds
Education department to crack down on Bengalurus dummy PU colleges
Greater Bengaluru Authority steps up sterilisation, vaccination drive post surge in stray dogs
Sugarcane Farmers' Protest Escalates in Haveri, Mudhol Over Price Dispute - Deccan Herald
Sugarcane Farmers' Protest Escalates in Haveri, Mudhol Over Price Dispute Deccan Herald
Karnataka Caste Survey 2025: Self-Enumeration Extended Again to Nov 30 - Deccan Herald
Karnataka Caste Survey 2025: Self-Enumeration Extended Again to Nov 30 Deccan Herald
Karnataka Caste Survey Upset: Fee Halved, Enumerators Demand Fair Pay - Deccan Herald
Karnataka Caste Survey Upset: Fee Halved, Enumerators Demand Fair Pay Deccan Herald
Karnatakas specially abled children find more homes abroad than in India
Protest enters Day 2, Farmers demand fair price to cane growers in Haveri
Karnataka to set up five aerospace, defence parks: CM Siddaramaiah
Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Tuesday announced that the state government is developing five world-class aerospace and defence parks in strategic locations across Bengaluru and Mysuru. He said the parks will offer plug-and-play facilities to drastically reduce setup time for industries. We are developing five world-class Aerospace & Defence Parks in strategic locations Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Karnataka extends online enrollment deadline for caste survey to Nov 30
Bengaluru: The Karnataka State Commission for Backward Classes on Tuesday extended the deadline for those who couldnt participate in the Social and Educational Survey widely referred to as the caste census in the state for different reasons. They can enumerate online till November 30. The actual survey, with enumerators gathering data door-to-door, had Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Deadline for online submission of Karnataka caste survey extended to November 30
Rs 250-crore scam: Lokayukta raids nine Greater Bengaluru Authority officials
Abandoned bag triggers panic at bus station in Bengaluru
Gold bar Rs 1.6 crore seized from Bengaluru duo
Travel firm penalised Rs, 20,000 for diverting refund to dormant wallet
Raju Kage writes to Chief Minister seeking statehood for North Karnataka
Taking exception to regional imbalances, MLA of Kagawad Assembly segment and chairman of North Western Karnataka Road Transport Corporation (NWKRTC) Bharamagouda (Raju) Kage has raised the issue of a statehood for North Karnataka and has written to chief minister Siddaramaiah on the issue
Adventure water sports project set to make waves at Agara lake in Bengaluru
Bengaluru techie accuses dating app friend of drugging, robbing him
FIR filed over VIP treatment of Bengaluru Central Prison inmates
Bengaluru airport urges passengers to arrive early amid heightened security
Oxygen therapy: Over 300 patients find help at Victoria Hospital in Bengaluru
Crackdown on illegal PGs, hostels from today
Karnataka high court grants bail to surrendered Naxalite in Udupi cases
Chaos at Nandi Hills: Visitors urge online ticketing to tackle overcrowding
Indian Institute of Science Bengaluru decodes how sugar structures help HIV evade immune response
Night Patrols, Vehicle Checks, and Surveillance Intensified in Karnataka's Coastal Districts
Police have urged the public to remain alert and immediately report any suspicious persons or activities to the district control room
Crusher row stalls govt projects in Koppal
Cloth vendor from T.N. arrested for stealing 42 high-end bikes
Two stabbed in fight over girl near college
Man kills father for allegedly harassing wife
Delhi visit again fuels talk of cabinet shake-up, chief minister change
Finance dept flags PF, ESI cost in new startup policy; IT-BT ministry defends move
Demand for separate North Karnataka state resurfaces ahead of winter session
Elevated walkway planned to connect Bengaluru airport metro station with KIA Terminal 1
KIA, one of Indias fastest-growing airports, is currently handling more than 37 million passengers annually and aims to reach over 60 million passengers per year within the next five years, according to officials
Bengaluru City Commissioners review dog control measures
It is important to conduct public awareness programmes to inform citizens about the departments initiatives0
Two ex-judges of SC join seers and other in opposing Sharavati project
White-topped roads turn battleground between East City Corporation and Bengaluru Traffic Police
Civic body demands accountability from BTP for road damage; we are no quality assurers, police reply
Alert in Mysuru, security stepped up
Conference on multiple pregnancies begins on Nov. 14
CM seeks report from DC on taluk-level officers not stationed in the respective taluk
Panathur Road closure adds an hour to HAL Airport Road rush hour, chokes Marathahalli bridge
Venkatesh Prasad To Contest As President For The Upcoming KSCA Elections
India Cricketer Venkatesh Prasad: With former India Cricketer Venkatesh Prasad at the helm, team Game Changers announced their candidates for the upcoming Karnataka State Cricket Association scheduled for November 30. Indian cricket icons Anil Kumble and Javagal Srinath were present at the announcement, lending their strong support and encouragement to Venkatesh Prasads vision for Karnataka Cricket. Speaking about the motivation behind contesting, Venkatesh Prasad said the teams focus was on rebuilding Karnataka cricket and restoring its lost glory. We have come together because we believe Karnataka cricket needs to be rebuilt. All the cricketers of Karnataka are behind us in this effort. Our goal is to restore the pride of Chinnaswamy Stadium, build infrastructure across the state, and strengthen the pathway for young players, he said. Speaking about the need for change, Anil Kumble said, Whats important is that weve all gathered here for cricket. Hats off to Venky for initiating this whole process. Were here because we feel Karnataka cricket is suffering, and we want to make a difference. Echoing a similar sentiment, Javagal Srinath emphasised the need for change and accountability within the association. One of the words Ive coined is backseat driving syndrome, and that has to stop. When the KSCA has dignity and respect, theres no need for anyone to control things from behind. Its time for the focus to return to cricket and to those who serve the game with integrity. Also in the fray are former India and Karnataka cricketer Sujith Somasundar for Vice-President, Vinay Mruthyunjaya for Secretary, A.V. Shashidhar for Joint-Secretary, and B.N. Madhukar for Treasurer. In addition to the core office bearers, the team also announced its Institutional, Life, and Zonal Members across Karnataka. Institutional Members: Avinash Vaidya Kalpana Venkatachar Ashish Amarlall Zonal Members: Mysore Srinivas Prasad Raichur Parthasarathy Kanakavidu Tumkur Harish C.R. Mangalore Dr. Srikanth Rai Shivamogga Nagendra Pandit Dharwad Ahmed Raza Kittur Bengaluru Life Members: Dharwad Ahmed Raza Kittur Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score Sailesh Poll Article Source: IANS
Aasare campaign launched to promote legal adoption
Lalbhai Contractor Stadium: The final day of Round 4 of this seasons Ranji Trophy went right down to the wire, with Madhya Pradesh joining Bengal, J&K, and Vidarbha in registering crucial victories. While some matches fizzled out into draws, others produced thrilling finishes that reshaped the group tables. Delhi vs Jammu & Kashmir Jammu and Kashmirs steady rise in Indian domestic cricket gathered more pace on Tuesday in Delhi as the side achieved a landmark its first-ever Ranji Trophy victory over Delhi, winning by seven wickets. Chasing 179, J&K rode on an unbeaten 133 from opener Qamran Iqbal, his career-best knock, to seal the chase with composure and control. The foundation of the victory was laid earlier by familiar heroes. Auqib Nabi ripped through Delhis first innings with a fiery 5 for 35, while captain Paras Dogras calm 106 and Abdul Samads brisk 85 ensured a solid first-innings lead. When Delhi attempted a fightback, young Vanshaj Sharma produced a telling spell of 6 for 68, dousing any hope of a turnaround. This win marked J&Ks second outright win of the season and pushed them to second in the Elite Group D table, just behind Mumbai. The side has now beaten several heavyweight teams in recent years, including Mumbai, Baroda, Rajasthan, and Vidarbha. Bengal vs Railways Railways ran out of steam early on Tuesday as Bengal stormed to the top of the Elite Group C table with a thumping victory by an innings and 120 runs at the Lalbhai Contractor Stadium. Left-arm spinner Shahbaz Ahmed was the hero, redeeming himself after an early dropped catch to pick up seven wickets before lunch, wrapping up the Railways innings and earning Bengal all seven points on offer. Bhargav Merais early dismissal opened the floodgates as Karn Sharma, Upendra Yadav, Akash Pandey, Adarsh Singh, and Kunal Yadav fell in quick succession. Bengals intensity in the field matched Shahbazs control with the ball, sealing a statement victory that will be talked about for weeks to come. Madhya Pradesh vs Goa Madhya Pradesh maintained their winning momentum with a remarkable three-wicket victory over Goa in a tense chase. Starting the day at 21 for 1 and needing 328, MP endured constant pressure as Goa kept striking to stay in contention. Captain Shubham Sharma steadied the innings with a crucial 72, but it was Saransh Jain who stood tall under pressure. Walking in at 176 for 4, Jain produced a match-winning 82 not out, guiding MP home in an unbroken eighth-wicket stand of 65 with Arshad Khan. For Goa, the loss was a bitter pill after having led by 97 runs in the first innings. For Madhya Pradesh, though, it was yet another display of grit and depth hallmarks of their rise since winning the 2022 Ranji Trophy title. Karnataka vs Maharashtra If the penultimate day in Pune had the drama of a Bollywood thriller, the final day fizzled out quietly as Karnataka and Maharashtra settled for a draw in their Group B encounter at the MCA Stadium. Karnataka, prioritising safety, batted through the final day with Mayank Agarwals 103 (249b, 8x4, 1x6) and Abhinav Manohars 96 (161b, 11x4, 2x6) leading a steady resistance. Their 92-run partnership ensured Karnatakas slender 13-run first-innings lead held firm. Despite Maharashtras bowlers, particularly Jalaj Saxena and Vicky Ostwal, probing for breakthroughs, Karnatakas resilience prevailed as the teams shook hands early, Karnataka taking three points, Maharashtra one. Rajasthan vs Hyderabad Rajasthans chase of 340 against Hyderabad promised excitement but ended in a draw, with the visitors bowled out for 207. Early partnerships of 79 and 94 for the first two wickets gave Rajasthan hope, but the target proved too steep. Salman Khan top-scored with 79, while Mahipal Lomror impressed with four wickets in Hyderabads second innings. The Player of the Match went to Rahul Radesh for his brilliant 129 in the first innings, which had given Hyderabad early control. Vidarbha vs Odisha In Nagpur, Vidarbha completed a 100-run win over Odisha, collecting six points. After being behind in the first innings, Vidarbhas bowlers sparked a strong comeback. Vidarbha vs Odisha Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score Dhruv Shorey was named Player of the Match for his twin centuries 144 and 101. Article Source: IANS
Karnataka ranks fourth in the country for adoptions
Despite growing interest, State faces shortage of adoptable children; 2,271 parents await while only 79 children are available
Two arrested, gold chain recovered in Kalaburagi
More support for protest against industries causing pollution in Koppal
Agitation organised jointly by the District Bachao Andolan Samiti and the Parisara Hitarakshana Vedike in front of the CMC complex enters 12th day
Ugar Sugar Mill agrees to pay 3,300 per tonne in the wake of protest
Farmers stage a huge protest after learning that the management of the mill in Belagavi district has decided to pay 3,250 per tonne of sugarcane
Woman murdered at Dummalli near Shivamogga
Kalyana Karnataka districts told to aim for 100% SSLC pass
Farm workers will soon be included under unorganised labour category: Minister
Security tightened in public places, sensitive areas
Following the blast in New Delhi which resulted in several casualties, an alert has been sounded across the country
Posters of Shakti scheme to be displayed on govt. buses
50 crore released for landslide-prevention works in Kodagu: Revenue Minister
Two killed in road accident near Farhatabad
Delhi Red Fort blast: Passengers asked to arrive early at KIA
Ton-up Mayank, Abhinav shine as Karnataka plays out a draw against Maharashtra
100 crore pages of Revenue records being digitised: Krishna Byre Gowda
Proposal to create Greater Mysuru to be dicussed in Cabinet, says CM
Liberian national arrested for peddling drugs in Bengaluru
Labour shortage hampers cotton harvesting in Yadgir district
Cotton-picking process consumes more time and this is one of the reasons for labour scarcity
Revenue Minister Krishna Byre Gowda holds grievances redressal meeting at Channarayapatna
Siddaramaiah rules out possibility of declaring India as Hindu Rashtra
Search on as three go missing after falling into canal in Vijayapura
Dispatch electricity poles through department stores
